And your brain accounts for 20% of yours, so long way to go.
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AI as Great Automator: Imitation Deceives Perception
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AI is the great automator, and to automate, it must first imitate. The imitation fools people into thinking it’s alive.
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RAISE Act: New York’s AI Safety Bill Regulation Deep Dive
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For more info on the RAISE Act @AlexBores co-sponsored, read my interview with him from last fall before the AI safety bill became NY state law.
— Marty Swant (@martyswant) 13 février 2026
Here’s the October @ReadTransformer story from @ShakeelHashim and me: https://t.co/gWUqLhhVJS https://t.co/LWksWw63zoFor more info on the RAISE Act @AlexBores co-sponsored, read my interview with him from last fall before the AI safety bill became NY state law. Here’s the October @ReadTransformer story from @ShakeelHashim and me: https://
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Growing AI Backlash: Is The Revolution Over Before Begun?
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The Growing AI Backlash: Is The Revolution Over Before It’s Even Begun? AI was sold as a force for progress, but recent controversies suggest a more complicated reality. This piece examines the growing unease around #creativity, #economics, #accuracy, and #ethics, and asks
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GPU tradeoffs limiting research access to AI models
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its also really sad that we cant serve these without making tradeoffs for gpus, or that we cant apply for limited access for research purposes
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Fear AI too good in scalable subdomains redirects all human work
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My biggest fear is that the AI will become *too good* in certain very valuable and very scalable subdomains, that we'll all be forced to reorient ALL of human work around those use cases, instead of trying to adopt AI for the workflows that we are used to and come more naturally.
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Agency Surpasses Intelligence in the Age of AI
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The modern age has richly rewarded people with a combination of high intelligence and high agency. Now that many aspects of intelligence are successfully being automated, it seems likely that people with relatively lower intelligence but exceptional agency will come into their own if they are willing to egolessly accept AI advice. Imagine a ruthless criminal that completely trusts everything their always-on AI glasses are telling them, knowing that it is carefully looking out for their best interests and isn't scheming to betray them. [Translated from EN to English]
→ View original post on X — @id_aa_carmack, 2026-02-12 18:46 UTC
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Notable AI Lab Departures and Staff Reassignments This Week
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I know people come and go from AI companies all the time, but seems like there has been a bunch of noteworthy AI lab departures back-to-back this week relayed to safety teams , either resigning, being let go, or being reassigned. A few I’ve read about this week that come to
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From AI Colonialism Grant to Book Thesis Journey
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In 2021, Boyoung was working at the @pulitzercenter when I applied for a grant to work on a series called “AI Colonialism.” Little did I know that the series would form the thesis of my book – and the inspiration for its title.
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Musk’s manipulation of generative AI on Grok
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Yes, of course, generative AI is entirely manipulable. Musk has demonstrated this several times by having algorithms modified to change Grok's editorial line on certain subjects in just a few hours.